Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-24
TIE GERMAN ELECTIOsS
bismarck Scores n Success-Commcnts of
the Press.

TIE GERMAN ELECTIOsS.
Bismarck Scores n Success-Commcnts of
the Press.
NEW York, February 23l.-The Posts
special from London, says: q is absolutely
certain that Prince Bismarck has gained an
immense victory, unexpected in its extent
even to himself, while several wings of the
opposition, especially the new German
Liberals have suffered most severe losses
The great success Of the National Liberals
is due mainly 20 the vigorous canvass made
by Herr Won Benningen and DIR. Miguel
Mayor of Frankfort on; he Main who re-
tired from active politics four years ago,
bat who resumed the leadership of the
party upon the dissolution OF the Reichs-
Tag, and will lead the party in the new one
The result OF the election shows that the
fear of war was a more powerful motive
than any other consideration with the
electors. In one quarter Bismarck suffered
serious repulse, Asace- Lorraine, where
all the candidates who were openly aGvo-
eating the restoration of Alsace-L Lorraine
to France were elected by overwhelming
nsjorities. The manufacturing districts of
SaXony, in which the Socialists lost six
seats, had heretofore been their very strong
hold, and their defeat has, of course
considerable significance. 1t is GER
tain that the aggregate Socialistic vote
cast throughout Germany show gains
of several hundred thousand. The fact at
once recognized in regard 70 The German
elections is the triumph Of the trinity-the
! Emperor, Chancellor and soldiers. The in
terest in England attaches Itself only to
two aspects of the elections-first, the in
crease of the Socialist vote in Berlin Sec
ond, the attitude of Alsace and Lorraine
This has produced an immense sensation
in France.
The National says The 2lst of February
is a day which will remain eternally en-
graved on the heart of France.
The Li6erte regards the Alsa'ian vote as
| reply to the c0mminatory maneuvers OF The
EmperOr's lieutenanis.
The Reuanche says: These two provinces
are still the advanced forts of France.
General Boulanger said When the ballot
boxes speak as they did yesterday, after
fifteen years of occupation, one may well
ask whether Asace would not burst into
revolt were Germany 10 declare war on
France.
THE LATEST RETURNS.
BERLIN, February 23d.-The results in
33S districts are now known. The candi-
| dates include l76Septennists, and 100 oppo-
nents of the Government.
THE VERY LATEST RETURNS.
BERLIN, February 23d-S:3O P. M.-Re-
turns have been received from 352 districts,
showing the election of 30 Conservatives.
81 Imperialists, SO National Liberals, 81
Centerists, 8 New German Liberals, So
| cialists, Is Alsatians and IA Poles. Of
these elected 1S5 are Septennists, including
Centerists and New German Liberals,
and Ill are anti-Septennists. Fifty-six
supplementary ballots are necessary.
PUBLIC OPINION IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, February 23d-The National
! Zeiting, commenting on the elections, says
! Foreigners will now see how mistaken they
were in regarding the vote on the army
! bill in the Reichstag last January as ex-
| pressing German public opinion.
POOR COMFORT.
| PARIS, February 23d.-The newspapers
of this city are jubilant over the result of
the election in Asace- Lorraine They say
| Germany is not able to obtain the hearts
! of the inhabitants of the annexed prov
! inces.
France and Germany Purchasing Horses
in EnglanI.
! LONDON, February 23d.-French and Ger
man Government agents are visiting all
| the fairs in the north of England, and
! making large purchases OF horses suitable
/ for military purposes.
Failed to Form a Cabinet.
! ROME, February 23d-Signor Depretis
| has failed to form q Cabinet, and has re-
| signed his commission.
Rolling Mills WRECKED.
! BRUSSELS, February 23d-At Marchien-
mes au-Pont, to-day, two immense fly
wheels in the Brizon rolling mills flew into
| fragments, totally wrecking the works.
| Twenty-Five workmen were injured, three
of whom have since died.
The Dominion Elections.
TORONTO, February 23d.-The Dominion
election returns received up to tonight
show the election of 110 Conservatives, Sc
| Liberals and Independents The returns
! by provinces are as follows; Ontario. 80
Conservatives, 40 Liberals Quebec, 81 Con-
servatlyes, 2s Liberals, ) Independents
! Nova Scotia II Conservatives, Liberals
Prince Edwards Island, Conservatives, 4
Liberals: Manitoba, ) Conservatives | Lib
eral British Columbia, 1 Conservative.
Eleven constituencies are yet TO be heard
from. They viii be about equally divided
between the Conservatives ana the LIt-
| erals.
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kept, according to the ideas Of the very fas-
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of the inmates rather than the preservation
of the furniture are first considered. They
are not iikc the home where the father and
sons were always Obliged to come in by the
kitchen door, and then had to take Off the
boots and walk in their stocking feet. That
home is a thing of the past thesons did not
stay any longer than thev could help under
that roof-1tdnta Constitution
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